Château de La Hulpe on the Solvay estate

The Solvay Estate at La Hulpe, an "Exceptional heritage site in Wallonia", includes part of the Sonian Forest and the Château de La Hulpe.

The estate, as if you were there,

The history of the Château de La Hulpe,

What is there to do on the Solvay Estate?

One of the most beautiful jewels in Wallonia's crown

Go through the gate and follow the path which will take you to the French-style castle dating from 1842.

The castle is spread out in a series of rooms, some small, others more majestic, which form a harmonious and peaceful whole.

The castle can receive up to 400 people. The great salon, the dining room and the hall can be set up for meals.

A spot of history

The Marquis of Béthune built the castle in around 1840 in the style of Louis XII and François I.

At the end of the 19th century, the estate was purchased by chemist and soda tycoon Ernest Solvay. Today it belongs to the region of Wallonia.

Accessibility and location

The castle interior is not accessible to the public, but the estate is the perfect place for a walk and for relaxation.The park is open all year round: in winter from 8am to 6pm and in summer from 8am to 9pm.

The castle is only accessible when booked in advance.Contact the estate to organise dinners, receptions, meetings, weddings and filming there.

Spend an afternoon in the Solvay Estate park, and why not have a dream reception at the castle?